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Institute of Australian Geographers Conference 2022

Landscapes of change, challenge and creativity

Hosted by the Discipline of Geography and Planning, UNE

Armidale CBD,

NSW, Australia

We are pleased to announce the call for abstracts for papers to be presented at the 2022 Institute of Australian Geographers Inc. Conference, 5th-8th July, University of New England, Armidale.

Abstracts of no more then 1,500 characters (c. 250 words) can be submitted by clicking the link below and following the instructions. Before doing that please check the session proposals below to see which session you would like to give your paper in. Then nominate that session via the pull-down menu before you add your abstract text. If your paper does not fit any particular session just choose 'general geography' in the pull-down menu. We will create sessions out of the pool of such abstracts.

Abstract submission cut-off: May 31st | Acceptance of abstracts: 3rd June

Session Title	Proponents	Study Group	Type
Power and politics in affective ecologies	Verlie and Osbourne	Cultural Geog.	Paper
Marginal returns	Ryser, et al.	Unaffiliated	Paper
Repairing Australia's climate economy	Bryant and Webber	Economic Geog.	Paper
Digi-scapes: Considering the digital landscapes of children and young people	Volpe	Cultural Geog.	Paper
The good university in the urban age	Steele and Rickards	Urban Geog./ Nature, risk, resilience	Paper
Burning and Fire Management in the Asia-Pacific Region	Sloan	Unaffiliated	Paper
Geography education	Caldis and Carter	Unaffiliated	Paper
Political geography keynote-Waters		Political Geog.	Keynote Lecture
Geographers declare	Bartel	Unaffiliated	Workshop
New directions in political geography	Burridge, Melo, Jerrems	Political Geog.	Paper
Borderscapes	Burridge	Political Geog.	Paper
Film shorts	Zhang, Dyson, Palmer	Unaffiliated	Short films - lunch
Biosecurity and invasive species	Gill	Nature, risk, resilience	Paper
Cheap nature in Australiasia		Political Geog.	Panel
Everyday humanitarianism	Sou	Critical Development	Paper
Making and imagining change	Stokes and Faustino	Nature, Risk Resilience and the Urban Geog.	Paper/Workshop
Critical development and change		Critical Development
New and emerging research in cultural geography	Duffy, Lobo and Barry	Cultural Geog.	Paper
Grassroots models of learning	Hill and McKinnon	Critical Development	Paper/Workshop
The "rise of the rest": Implications for "traditional aid donors	Sou	Critical Development	Paper
Radical engagements with dwelling precarity	Kelly and Porter	Urban Geog.	Paper
Cities and urban life	Wiesel, Osborne and Porter	Urban Geog.	Paper
New climate change adaptation geographies	Rickards, Verlie and McManus	Nature, risk, resilience	Paper
Contesting, redefining and defending ‘nature’: conceptual and practical tensions	Rickards, Verlie and McManus	Nature, risk, resilience	Paper
Indigenous Peoples relationships with country of change, challenges, and creativity	Raven and Sullivan	IPKR	Paper
Indigenous political geographies session	Raven and Zurita	IPKR + Political Geog.	Paper/Panel
Yarning circle: Indigenous protocols, messages and research	Raven	IPKR	Yarning Circle
Care infrastructure	Ilan Wiesel, Emma Power and Kathy Mee	Urban Geog.	Paper
Carceral Geographies: State of the Field	Osborne et al.	Urban Geog + Political Geog.	Paper
Legal geographies of changing environments	John Carr and Meg Sherval	Legal Geographies Study Group	Paper
The Expanding boundaries of legal geography	John Carr and Meg Sherval	Legal Geographies Study Group	Paper
IAG Equity Reference Group	Michele Lobo, Andrew Gorman-Murray, Souvik Lal Chakraborty, Lisa Stafford, Wenjing Zhang and Miri (Margaret) Raven		Roundtable

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